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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
On September 10 2009 13:00 iLict wrote: ? That's funny cause I'm always rolling zergs wtf anyway, i was playing 10-15 hours on saturday, sunday and monday (long weekend) and I felt fine. But tuesday my right hand (index finger mostly) was tingling all day, also hurts a bit today, so I'm taking a break for a couple days. I don't know how progamers play a dozen hours daily though, must have ergonomic mouses or something | ||
Empyrean
17082 Posts
I never get tired and can play for hours  | ||
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JFKWT
Singapore1442 Posts
On September 10 2009 12:50 KP_CollectoR wrote: I don't ever feel like a tire when playing. ^ Making a jibe at the typo in the title =p | ||
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ForSC2
United States580 Posts
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RoieTRS
United States2569 Posts
On September 10 2009 17:49 ForSC2 wrote: My left hand falls asleep when I try to work harder/play faster in starcraft. My right arm always gets cold | ||
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Ketu
United States57 Posts
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Re-Play-
Dominican Republic825 Posts
On September 10 2009 10:05 ImNotBisu wrote: This is just my personal experience as a piano player, my should's and should not's: You should try to: -Warm up. Don't jump into a game with 500apm spam, play at a comfortable pace and your apm will go up as more actions are required. -Be relaxed. I find listening to pumping music does make you play faster, but only very temporarily. If you want to play for an extended period of time, keep a good posture, be relaxed, and keep very hydrated. Sleeping more helps too. You should not: -Curve your wrist on the keyboard/mouse. This happens sometimes when you tense up, and you WILL get Carpal Tunnel eventually. -Strike the keys with muscle power, for reasons such as a desire to increase raw apm. Instead, just like playing piano, you should hit the keys rapidly without a need to tense up your forearm or shoulders. It should be a finger response, nothing more. Edit: After I realized how I was tensing up straining to increase apm artificially, I started to play while in a relaxed manner and my apm jumped from 190 to 250, from C+ to B-. i like your tips, but how to control breath? because sometimes i feel tired and i realized i wasnt breathing when i need much multitasking or micro i stop breathing dont know why | ||
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Southlight
United States11768 Posts
On September 10 2009 19:44 LuisMl8 wrote: i like your tips, but how to control breath? because sometimes i feel tired and i realized i wasnt breathing when i need much multitasking or micro i stop breathing dont know why Man Dies of Asphyxiation Due to Computer Game. Boy can you imagine the ravenous hordes of responsibility-shirking mothers? On a slightly more helpful note, I think a good number of people hold their breath when they're concentrating very hard... you might want to step back a bit and relax  | ||
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Rjx5(LT)
Canada27 Posts
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
I'm surprised you're. *** 200 APM here | ||
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ella_guru
Canada1741 Posts
On September 10 2009 12:58 Dragonblood21 wrote: I think my fingers are just used to being used at a high speed however, as I also play guitar and have been for about 2-3 years. A lot of the times I'll be practicing solos that require my hands to move at fast rates with a high amount of concentration, and Starcraft is not really different in that respect. Only a slightly transferable skill... | ||
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Leg[end]
United States241 Posts
There is nothing wrong with spamming in general (everyone all the way to the pros do it), but you can't make it something you really think about. | ||
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Leg[end]
United States241 Posts
I disagree. Playing guitar will leave your fingers with better dexterity and you will be able to reach your fingers further across your keyboard. It certainly helped me. | ||
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arb
Noobville17922 Posts
this may be whats happening to you | ||
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ella_guru
Canada1741 Posts
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
Less white flour, bad oils, and salt (NaCl) Go with beans, whole grains, fruit, nuts as much as you can. The potassium and especially eating sea-salt vs table salt will really help your muscles from cramping. Also, as far as gaming, check out this idea. I play vs someone (who is willing) till about midgame, as much APM as you can. Then, take a 10 minute break. (you should be like 10-15 min into the game). Think about something totally different, maybe get some water. Come back, sit down, recally where you are and what you are doing, and youll find you play the endgame totally differently. At least for me, this REALLY helped my Hive tech when I played zergs. Something about the break, and comming back a new with all the Hive units really helped. For anyone who has mental or physical fatigue in >15 min I suggest you find a practice partner and try this. | ||
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Foucault
Sweden2826 Posts
I can play a 45 minute game with 250 apm without problems. I think this is something you just have to train to do, unless you're protoss Also I average 287 apm in my replays folder and average game length is 17 minutes or so. | ||
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Foucault
Sweden2826 Posts
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rredtooth
5464 Posts
On September 10 2009 09:46 jello_biafra wrote: what if a starcraft battle was happening outside in real life (something epic like casy marines vs lurkers) and would likely end by the time you won or lost the game. would you be distracted?No doesn't really happen to me, I guess sheer adrenaline and determination keeps me going, nothing distracts me, World War 3 could be starting outside and I wouldn't look away from the screen till I had either won or lost the game. | ||
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